Tuk Tuk — Restaurant in Paris

Good food but subpar service for foreigners! We went here twice because we were craving Asian foods in our one week trip to Paris. Both times, we were charged more (than the locals). I've traveled over 10 countries, and this was the first place to charge me extra money (3.9 euro to be exact) for a small bowl of rice that they brought with the curry dish (not an extra rice bowl, but it was served with the curry plate). When I asked the server/owner about the charge, he simply said that the rice was extra charge (but then, we never ordered the rice separately in the first place). WOW, I guess French people normally eat the curry as a soup??? That was the final draw for me to warn other travelers to watch out about this place. FYI, the severs/owners were spending lots of time with the French speaking locals/guests (maybe that explains their...

First, read the reviews. Yes the place is small, I mean amazingly small but they fit everyone in nicely. The staff is very friendly, the service was fast (Saturday around 1:00). We had the chicken spring rolls which were very delicious and crispy. Also had the green curry and chicken fried rice with an order of jasmine rice as well. Opted not for spicy as my wife and son were sharing with me.

Also, they have an english menu...life saver for me as I didn’t have to struggle with my french and google translate. The staff also speaks good english. Well worth a side trip to experience some nostalgic asian cuisine.

I have been to Thailand and had excellent thai and asian cuisine around the world. I have also had bad. This was a 7.5/10. I would go back just to try the Thai hot (hope...

TOURISTS BEWARE!

Stopped in on a trip to Paris. The restaurant is small and intimate. The music was lovely and it was cute to have a tuk tuk in the restaurant.

We enjoyed the appetizers of fried spring rolls but tourists beware-the staff tried to scam us into “walking us to an ATM because their credit card machine was down today” near the end of the meal when it came time to pay. No mention of this when we arrived. We refused to go to an ATM and did not have cash-suddenly the credit card machine worked again. Hmm…

We ordered curries and were not asked spice level. Everything tasted flat.

Also-we were charged nearly 5 euros per entree for rice that should have been included in the meal (a total 20 euro up charge). Not tourist friendly. I wouldn’t go out of my...